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Republican Derrick Van Orden released a new ad criticizing his Dem opponent Brad Pfaff as a career politician. A spokesman for the Van Orden campaign did not immediately return a request for details on where the ad would run, on
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Welcome to our weekly DC Wrap, where we write about Wisconsin’s congressional delegation. Sign up here to receive the newsletter directly: https://forms.gle/YLYZtJWHPSt24HhZ7 Quotes of the week “With the pandemic officially over, now it’s time to end all vaccine mandates.”- U.S.
GOP legislative leaders dismissed as a “desperate political stunt” Dem Gov. Tony Evers’ call for a special session that would create a pathway for voters to overturn the state’s 1849 abortion ban after Republicans lawmakers have refused to do so.
Changing our election laws is the first step in a well-orchestrated process to weaken and create distrust in American elections.
The calendars show the Democrat has often put in less than an eight-hour day over his term, much less a 40-hour week, doing the people’s business.
Wisconsin’s Republican U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson has it just right. Which makes him an unlikely ally for those who have been saying for years Wisconsin should allow the people to weigh in definitively on some of the state’s most contentious issues.
Mandela Barnes wants to bring them back.
The city of Milwaukee presents another budget with cuts to the police force.
The state polls released since Labor Day, in contrast with those released earlier this summer, have tended to show Republicans in a somewhat healthier position in key Senate races.
For Biden, a month of woes, then a suspicious surge of popularity.
Enthusiasm for royalty often gives way to enthusiasm for elitist arrangements in our economics and our politics.
Republican Derrick Van Orden released a new ad criticizing his Dem opponent Brad Pfaff as a career politician. A spokesman for the Van Orden campaign did not immediately return a request for details on where the ad would run, on which platforms and how much was spent on the spot.
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Welcome to our weekly DC Wrap, where we write about Wisconsin’s congressional delegation. Sign up here to receive the newsletter directly: https://forms.gle/YLYZtJWHPSt24HhZ7 Quotes of the week “With the pandemic officially over, now it’s time to end all vaccine mandates.”- U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Oshkosh, in a tweet responding to President
GOP legislative leaders dismissed as a “desperate political stunt” Dem Gov. Tony Evers’ call for a special session that would create a pathway for voters to overturn the state’s 1849 abortion ban after Republicans lawmakers have refused to do so.
Changing our election laws is the first step in a well-orchestrated process to weaken and create distrust in American elections.
The calendars show the Democrat has often put in less than an eight-hour day over his term, much less a 40-hour week, doing the people’s business.
Wisconsin’s Republican U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson has it just right. Which makes him an unlikely ally for those who have been saying for years Wisconsin should allow the people to weigh in definitively on some of the state’s most contentious issues.
Mandela Barnes wants to bring them back.
The city of Milwaukee presents another budget with cuts to the police force.
The state polls released since Labor Day, in contrast with those released earlier this summer, have tended to show Republicans in a somewhat healthier position in key Senate races.
For Biden, a month of woes, then a suspicious surge of popularity.
Enthusiasm for royalty often gives way to enthusiasm for elitist arrangements in our economics and our politics.